“To charter” in Japanese
Short answer
To charter in Japanese is “貸し切る” (kashikiru). Full meaning: to reserve (for exclusive use), to charter, to book; to lend out completely, to lend out all of (something).
Other ways to say “To charter” in Japanese
雇う
yatou to employ, to hire, to take on; to charter (a car, boat, etc.), to hire
借り切る
karikiru to hire for exclusive use, to reserve, to charter
貸しきる
kashikiru to reserve (for exclusive use), to charter, to book; to lend out completely, to lend out all of (something)
借り上げる
kariageru to hire, to lease, to requisition, to charter
借り入れる
kariireru to borrow, to rent, to lease, to charter
傭える
yatoeru to employ, to hire, to take on; to charter (a car, boat, etc.), to hire
やとう
yatou to employ, to hire, to take on; to charter (a car, boat, etc.), to hire
雇える
yatoeru to employ, to hire, to take on; to charter (a car, boat, etc.), to hire
買い切る
kaikiru to buy up, to buy everything available; to hire for exclusive use, to reserve, to charter
やとえる
yatoeru to employ, to hire, to take on; to charter (a car, boat, etc.), to hire
傭う
yatou to employ, to hire, to take on; to charter (a car, boat, etc.), to hire
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